Vast cholera toll and global military moves in one week
The report notes over 10,000 cholera deaths in Bombay Province last week, five Skutish Cruisers ordered to China with 135 guns and 3,000 men, and various imperial political and social items. It references Dawson Klondike clean up, Manitoba incidents, and a mix of local notices including a love elopement thwarted and a poisoning case in Cardston.
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China
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Why So Many Young Men Fall
A passage from The Richest Woman in America in Ladies Home Journal discusses how young men in business fail when they juggle too many tasks. It argues salaried workers fear taking on extra work, emphasizes initiative, and says reliable, proactive workers are highly valued and scarce.
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Hetty Green
America
June
Ladies’ Home Journal
Boston Lyric Opera to Open at Winnipeg Theatre Week
Manager Walker speeds comfort upgrades for Exhibition Week with electric fans and a cold storage plant at the Winnipeg theatre. The Boston Lyric Opera company begins an engagement during Exhibition Week led by Signor Dominico Russo making his debut Tacoma after a tour that drew standing ovations.
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Winnipeg
Boston Lyric Opera Company
Winnipeg Theatre
Dominico Russo
Wil
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Russo Sings at Coast Opera Debut With Local Cast
Russo arrives from Lima to join Lombardi Opera Company for a South American tour engagement in Tacoma. He will perform Manrico in Il Trovatore, Edgardo in Lucia di Lammermoor, Faust and the Duke in Rigoletto, with Josephine Stanton, Nellie Andrews, and Maude Leckley in supporting roles in a program praised for youthful ardor and strong vocal range.
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Nellie Andrews
Maude Leckley
Nancy
Martha
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The Cipher Sermon and the Idea of Ciphers in Life
A columnist muses on ciphers as nothing yet useful and links them to humanity. He argues everyone is a cipher, some upright, some irregular, and reflects on judgment and faith. The piece blends biblical references with playful wordplay and ends by asking if one can move or only wobble.
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